Canada Sees London Peace Accord Bring Hope for Europe
In the wake of the London conference, Canada notes that an agreement among France Germany and Britain may ease post war tensions and revive trade. Leaders expressed mutual goodwill and belief in sincere intent to maintain peace and prosperity worldwide.
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Germany
Lusi
Prawes
Bistie
Inne
Berghio
Freaven
Telgiom
Janve
Baden
London
Frines
Vieters
Berlina
Europe
France
Ateadlon
Iis
Trevess
Canada
Belgium
Rohe
Topographical Survey Flights Over Saskatchewan in Hydroplane
Four members of the Ministry of Interior topographical division in Ottawa took over 2,000 photographs across Northern Saskatchewan from Lac du Ureeher to Prince Albert. The 3 week trip covered Stanley Mission and Lac la Ronge to Prince Albert with 2,500 miles flown in a Vickers Viking hydroplane moored on the North Saskatchewan River.
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Saskatchewan
Ministry of Interior
Ottawa
Lac du Ureeher
Prince Albert
Stanley Mission
Lac la Ronge
Maidstone Prison Sends Convicts to Isle of Wight Prison Hotel
More than three star men from Maidstone Prison arrive at Camp Hill on the Isle of Wight in a new humane development. Selected convicts will live in cottage like cells and work in Parkhurst Forest. They wear distinct uniforms and share meals in a social room with newspapers and tobacco. The stay lasts about three weeks and earnings fund luxuries from a canteen. Northern Ontario Exports Rise to United States in Six Months. Exports reach 24,997,570 dollars, up about 43 percent from last year with notable gains in gold bullion silver bullion and newsprint.
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Maidstone
Camp Hill Prion
Isle of Wight
Forest of Parkhurst
Richman
Northern
Ontario
United States
North Bay
Gala
Tath
Plenty Of Practice Speed on City Streets
A middle aged man who broke a work record for fast crossing across downtown streets explains his speed as derived from constant practice while crossing busy blocks at dusk.
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Oast-Yard
The London Evening Paper On Advertising And Public Interest
Fragmentary text discusses advertising as a public economic concern, contrasting private interest with broader societal impact. Mentions "London Evening" and references to economic ideas, signaling a period article debating advertising power and social responsibility.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Run Down Women
An ad cites the strain of home duties on women and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to build red blood and steady nerves. A Vancouver, B C woman testimony claims the pills restored health after anemia and nervous collapse following a birth, with relief after several medicines failed. Purchase from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Imeo
Pr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Arctic data holds future value warns J O Craig expedition leader
J O Craig DLS leads Canadian Arctic expedition and argues data from Arctic islands should not be dismissed as valueless The Edmonton Bulletin recites his belief that future discovery may reveal far north districts as more than mere curiosity warning Canadians against treating Arctic regions as frozen charts.
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J. O. Craig
Arctic
D.L.S
Jour Jude
Alaska
Craig
Edmonton Bulletn
Skeena Lumber Company Registered In British Columbia
The Skeena Lumber Company is registered with capital of 590 060 to acquire Kleanga Company Ltds timber and mining interests at Usk. Minneapolis capital backs the venture and a pulp and paper mill may be established. The piece also notes an ad for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator and mentions the British Empire Exhibition reopening at Wembley this year per The Daily Telegraph parliamentary correspondent.
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New Lumber Company
B.C
Skeena Lumber Company
Kleanga Company, Ltd
Usk
Minneapolis Capital
Wembley
Daily Telegraph
Jupiter Proximity Shifts By Vast Solar Distances
A planetary note states Jupiter moves closer to the sun by over 49.9 billion miles in one part of its orbit compared to the opposite side. This highlights the extreme elliptical shape of its path and variation in distance from the sun.
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Jupiter
Stop eating “improved” foods for health says doctor
A physician argues that refined white bread, cooked vegetables and modern processed products strip nutrients and provoke constipation and disease. He promotes steam cooking vegetables, drinking cooking water, and avoiding preservatives while offering dietary guidance and a mailing address for his nutrition advice.
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Robert Bell
Farlpyins
Wutte
Woad Bast
United States
McCann
Walter 51
Brunswick Avenue
Turonto
Canada
California man claims deafness cured by plane drops
California man Glenn Tuanisee says rapid pressure changes during two steep airplane descents cured his deafness. He alleges the first descent eased symptoms and the second restored his hearing completely, warning only heart failure could have killed him.
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California
Glenn ‘Tuanisee
Tuantaon
Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company Plans New St Boniface Mill
The Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company will shortly pay for and begin work on a plant at St Boniface with a capital of 4 690 000 dollars. In immediate operation a 21 ton news print mill is projected, creating employment when in operation.
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Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company
Wil
St. Boniface
Heligoland Trade Record Mentions Zanzibar and Exchange
Zanzibar, a mis kind off rine east coast of Africa, was received by the British from Germany ite exchange for Heligoland. For Sore Feet-Minard's Liniment.
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Anzibar
Rine
Africa
Germany
Ite
Heligoland
Deaf Education at Washington College Leads Deaf Students
The article outlines the founding of a school for the deaf by Amos Kendall in Washington, noting government support from 1861 and Lincoln's act granting degrees. It highlights 1,400 enrolled and 00 with bachelor’s degrees, coed admission since 1871, early single-sex years, athletic programs using hand signals, and many Gaullandet graduates becoming teachers across the country.
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Wbthesia
Amos Kendall
Northens
Washington
Gatlaudet
Thetford
Cong
Congress
Kendall
Lincoln
ISRT
Schoola For
Be College
Son
Ay Gaullandet
Sete Eve
Thousands Attend Wembley Pageant Delayed By Rehearsal
The British Lipire Pageant at Wembley opened during the Irish Empire exhibition but was postponed for a few days due to insufficient rehearsals. Fifteen thousand people participated in a grand dramatic portrayal of the British Empire using massive props and staged scenes.
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Webley
The Cancer Scourge Exposed and Treated at Home
A promotional note offers a free book titled The Cancer Scourge with chapters on causes diet and prevention. The ad promises simple inexpensive treatment and invites readers to apply for the free book by mail to Charles Walter at 52 Krungwick Ave Toronto Canada.
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Wayne
Dow
Barts
Oone
Charles Walter
Krungwick Ave
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Unfounded Theories Touted By Late Dr Abrams Probe
A special investigation committee from The Scientific American Pheryee port concluded that Dr Abrams of San Francisco proposed that electrons underlie life and reality. The report notes he claimed blood contains millions of electrons reflecting personality traits and could diagnose diseases like cancer and tuberculosis with a reflexophotte instrument. It says oscilloclast electric waves were used to cure diseases after detection.
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Dr. Abrams
San Francisco
Scientite American Pheryeeport
Abrams
Sughr
Abragas
Ita
Relief from Asthma Remedy Claim by Kellogg’s Dr J J
An aged testimonial extols Kelloges Asthma Remedy as giving complete relief from suffering. It describes the gentle influence opening air passages and easing choking tubes. The seller, good druggists, has stocked it for years and many claim thousands benefited.
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J. J. Kelloge
Eagle attack on 14 year old on Chatham golf course
Fred Cunningham aged 14 was lifted five feet by a large bald eagle on a Chatham golf course. The bird, described as huge and weighing YT pounds, opened with a grip that scratched him before being killed later. The eagle became tangled in a wire fence after the struggle.
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Fred Cunningham
Chatham
Gut
Yous Cunningham
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